Wizards clip Hawks' wings

WASHINGTON - Donell Taylor scored a career-high 15 points to lead the Washington Wizards over the Atlanta Hawks, 103-72 on Wednesday night.

Jared Jeffries matched his career high with 15 points, Caron Butler had 14 points and Antawn Jamison scored 13 in a rare appearance off the bench as the Wizards won for just the second time in seven games.

The Wizards (14-19) finished with a 52-31 rebounding margin, and held the Hawks to a season-low point total for a Washington opponent. The Wizards also had 27 second-chance points.

Atlanta (9-24) scored on the game's first possession, but then never led again.

RAPTORS 95, BOBCATS 86

In Toronto, Chris Bosh had 29 points and 10 rebounds, and Mike James added 24 points for Toronto in a victory over injury-ravaged Charlotte.

Morris Peterson had 18 points and 11 rebounds for the Raptors, who have won six of eight.

Jumaine Jones had 17 points for the Bobcats, who were missing Emeka Okafor (sprained ankle), Kareem Rush (sprained ankle), Sean May (sore right knee) and Melvin Ely (sprained ankle).

JAZZ 110, 76ERS 102

In Philadelphia, Mehmet Okur scored 25 points, and Andrei Kirilenko added 23, helping Utah overcome Allen Iverson's 46 points in a victory over Philadelphia.

KNICKS 117, MAVERICKS 115 (OT)

In New York, Stephon Marbury scored 28 points, and Antonio Davis provided a spark in overtime as New York blew an 18-point lead before beating Dallas for its fifth consecutive win.

TIMBERWOLVES 99, BULLS 93

In Minneapolis, Kevin Garnett had 28 points, 14 rebounds and nine assists to lead Minnesota to a victory over Chicago.

PACERS 112, BUCKS 88

In Indianapolis, Stephen Jackson scored 24 points to help Indiana beat Milwaukee.

The 24-point loss matched Milwaukee's worst loss this year.

KINGS 88, ROCKETS 80

In Houston, Mike Bibby and Corliss Williamson scored 19 points apiece to lead Sacramento over short-handed Houston.